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Windows Environment, Installing the Drivers During a Fresh Install of Windows NT

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Installing the Device Drivers Windows Environment To install the drivers while installing Windows NT see Installing the Drivers During a Fresh Install of Windows NT below. To update or install the drivers when Windows NT is already installed see Installing the Drivers When Windows NT is Already Installed on page 4-5. If you are installing drivers while upgrading from Windows NT to Windows 2000, see Installing the Drivers When Upgrading to Windows 2000 on page 4-6. If you are installing drivers during a fresh installation of Windows 2000, see Installing the Drivers During a Fresh Install of Windows 2000 on page 4-8. Installing the Drivers During a Fresh Install of Windows NT Follow these instructions to install the Windows NT drivers while you are installing Windows NT. Windows NT will be installed on a boot container if you created a boot container with the Container Configuration Utility. (For information on creating a boot container, see Appendix B, Using the BIOS Container Configuration Utility.) Note: Microsoft has acknowledged that Windows NT 4.0 has a known 1 GByte maximum partition creation limitation when NT 4.0 is installed on SCSI controllers that contain two or more drives. We recommend, therefore, that prior to installing NT 4.0 on the controller, you should create only one container using the BIOS Container Configuration Utility (refer to the section Creating a Container on page B-2 for information about container creation). Following the installation, you can then use FAST to create multiple containers. For more information about the Windows NT partition size limitation, see the Microsoft Website, www.microsoft.com. Installing Windows NT 4.0 from CD 1 Start your system with the Windows NT boot CD in the CD-ROM drive and proceed with the Windows NT installation. 4-3

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Installing the Device Drivers
Windows Environment
To install the drivers while installing Windows NT see
Installing the
Drivers During a Fresh Install of Windows NT
below. To update or
install the drivers when Windows NT is already installed see
Installing the Drivers When Windows NT is Already Installed
on
page 4-5.
If you are installing drivers while upgrading from Windows NT to
Windows 2000, see
Installing the Drivers When Upgrading to Windows
2000
on page 4-6. If you are installing drivers during a fresh
installation of Windows 2000, see
Installing the Drivers During a Fresh
Install of Windows 2000
on page 4-8.
Installing the Drivers During a Fresh Install of Windows NT
Follow these instructions to install the Windows NT
drivers while
you are installing Windows NT. Windows NT will be installed on a
boot container if you created a boot container with the Container
Configuration Utility. (For information on creating a boot container,
see Appendix B,
Using the BIOS Container Configuration Utility
.)
Note:
Microsoft has acknowledged that Windows NT 4.0 has
a known 1 GByte maximum partition creation limitation
when NT 4.0 is installed on SCSI controllers that contain
two or more drives. We recommend, therefore, that prior to
installing NT 4.0 on the controller, you should create only
one container using the BIOS Container Configuration
Utility (refer to the section
Creating a Container
on page B-2
for information about container creation). Following the
installation, you can then use FAST to create multiple
containers.
For more information about the Windows NT partition size
limitation, see the Microsoft Website,
www.microsoft.com
.
Installing Windows NT 4.0 from CD
1
Start your system with the Windows NT boot CD in the
CD-ROM drive and proceed with the Windows NT
installation.